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Third Quarter Performance: Adtran Holdings reported a narrower net loss of $10.26 million in Q3, improving from a loss of $33.35 million the previous year, with total revenue increasing to $279.44 million from $227.70 million.

Earnings and Revenue Estimates: Adjusted earnings per share were $0.05, surpassing last year's loss of $0.07, while revenues exceeded market expectations, with analysts predicting $277.48 million for the upcoming quarter.

Fourth Quarter Outlook: The company anticipates fourth-quarter revenue between $275.0 million and $285.0 million, with an adjusted operating margin forecasted between 3.5% and 7.5%.

Analyst Expectations: Analysts had expected earnings of $0.06 per share and revenues of $274.66 million for the third quarter, indicating a positive outlook for Adtran's financial performance.

Integration of Technologies: NextNav and Oscilloquartz have successfully integrated NextNav's 5G-based Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) technology with Oscilloquartz's GNSS-enabled grandmaster clock, achieving GPS-quality timing outputs without GPS signals.

Resilience in Critical Applications: This integration provides a robust solution for national security, public safety, and critical enterprise timing applications, ensuring reliable timing even in GPS-denied environments.

Zero Trust Architecture: The Oscilloquartz grandmaster clock employs a Zero Trust Architecture, allowing it to fuse multiple timing sources, thereby enhancing the reliability and redundancy of timing signals.

NextNav's Positioning: NextNav is positioned as a leader in 3D PNT solutions, leveraging licensed low-band spectrum and the 5G ecosystem to provide accurate and resilient positioning services that support national security and public safety.

Adtran's Participation in ECOC 2025: Adtran showcased its FSP 3000 open line system and 100ZR+/400ZRE coherent pluggables in a live, multi-vendor demo at ECOC 2025, emphasizing operational simplicity and vendor choice for cloud and AI services.

OIF Plugfest Validation: The company validated the interoperability of its coherent pluggables during the OIF Plugfest, demonstrating their performance across various hosts and platforms, which supports the development of open, vendor-neutral networks.